Re: Hackable1 rev5 is out !
Philip Rhoades a écrit : David, Looks good but the WiFi doesn't connect for me and I can't do manual network setups because there is no visual keyboard for the terminal? Thanks, Phil. Hi Philip You can pop up/close the keyboard at any time by (shortly) pressing the Aux button. In order to get the wifi working, you might have to run: rmmod s3cmci rmmod ar6000 modprobe s3cmci modprobe ar6000 Thanks for your feedback David ps: http://trac.hackable1.org/trac/wiki/UserManual is minimal for now but awaits for everybody's fillings. On 2009-12-23 00:51, David Wagner wrote: Sorry for the cross-post but we are wery pwoud to announce it: Dear Hackable:1 users, After rev5rc1, we spent hours and hours debugging this or improving that to finally get the rev5 out today. Yep, that's right: hackable:1 rev5 (Codename: Chuck) is there! First of all, you can grab the different flavours (user for the flash and developer for the SD) here: http://download.hackable1.org/rev5 Changelog Here are the changes since rev4: + End users matters * Most of the software stack now runs under the 'hackable1' user, for security purposes. * SMS proper implementation * The contact list bug has been found and fixed! * Power management improvements, suspend works, bluetooth and wifi are no longer turned on by default. * An application called 'h1settings' can be used to configure phone features, (enable / disable GSM / Wireless / GPS, power management, ...) as well as time and date. * We created a new theme to celebrate this new release! * We got a splashscreen! It features a Chuck figure to reflects the rev5 codename: Chuck * For those who used to love the games on OM2007.2, we put them back ! * Boot time seems to have been improved a bit + Power users / developers matters * This rev5 release has entirely been built from the automatic build system. * A Linux kernel is now packaged in hackable:1, in order not to rely on fso-pkg anymore. o Debugging has been disabled (boot time improvement) o Easier kernel upgrade when using an ext2 partition to store the kernel on µSD cards o Separation of kernel modules in three sets: essential (comes with the kernel), common modules and more modules o You can read a bit on http://zecrazytux.net/Embedded/Hackable1/Custom_Kernel.html * CDBS is now used for some packages. o the package h1packtools contains a CDBS rule that may suffice for simple programs with the autotools o this rule also enables cross-compilation ; it is based on previous works on this subject * Git repositories can now be used as sources for remote projects. Where can I find it? Where can I get it? I didn't understand last time, so I ask again : what is the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe, and everything? As ever, you can download hackable:1 on http://download.hackable1.org/rev5. All the necessary information can be found on http://trac.hackable1.org as ever, that is documentation, installation instructions as well as known issues. It's obvious that the answer to the aforementioned question is Chuck. Who should I thank for all that stuff? Among the people who worked on this release, the most notorious are (alphabetically): * Marcus Bauer (mbauer) * Jérome Blondon (jbl2024) * Sébastien Bocahu (zecrazytux) * Pierre Pronchery (khorben) * David Wagner (Deubeuliou) We'd also like to thank all the testers, among them most notably Bearstech employees, and regular contributors/users of hackable:1, who kept us going forward. What should I expect next? Due to a very good number of good reasons, which could all of them be summed up by a minute of one of khorben's rants against libgsmd, we'll switch to Freesmartphone.Org for rev6. We will also switch from xserver-xglamo to xserver-xorg for the sake of more responsive graphics. On the developer side, we will of course continue to improve the packaging system and lower the entry barrier. All in all, more reliable GSM suspend, and almost all the features one may need. Stay tuned! The hackable:1 team ___ devel mailing list de...@lists.openmoko.org https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/devel ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Re: Hackable1 rev5 is out !
On Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:39:55 +1100 Philip Rhoades p...@pricom.com.au (PR) wrote: Looks good but the WiFi doesn't connect for me and I can't do manual network setups because there is no visual keyboard for the terminal? kbd is under the aux button Petr ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Re: Hackable1 rev5 is out !
On 12/22/09, Mickael Labrousse m.labrousse_l...@bcmd.fr wrote: First, Congrats ;) I've put Hackable1 on my memoryCard, pushed the button My first feeling, what a beautiful startup ! Nice splashscreen and no debug messages. Same thing for the lock screen. The global UI is very clean, but maybe a little slow sometimes. I had a crash switching screen orientation in wireless configuration application. Nice works again. Mickael David Wagner a écrit : Sorry for the cross-post but we are wery pwoud to announce it: Dear Hackable:1 users, After rev5rc1, we spent hours and hours debugging this or improving that to finally get the rev5 out today. Yep, that's right: hackable:1 rev5 (Codename: Chuck) is there! First of all, you can grab the different flavours (user for the flash and developer for the SD) here: http://download.hackable1.org/rev5 Changelog Here are the changes since rev4: + End users matters * Most of the software stack now runs under the 'hackable1' user, for security purposes. * SMS proper implementation * The contact list bug has been found and fixed! * Power management improvements, suspend works, bluetooth and wifi are no longer turned on by default. * An application called 'h1settings' can be used to configure phone features, (enable / disable GSM / Wireless / GPS, power management, ...) as well as time and date. * We created a new theme to celebrate this new release! * We got a splashscreen! It features a Chuck figure to reflects the rev5 codename: Chuck * For those who used to love the games on OM2007.2, we put them back ! * Boot time seems to have been improved a bit + Power users / developers matters * This rev5 release has entirely been built from the automatic build system. * A Linux kernel is now packaged in hackable:1, in order not to rely on fso-pkg anymore. o Debugging has been disabled (boot time improvement) o Easier kernel upgrade when using an ext2 partition to store the kernel on µSD cards o Separation of kernel modules in three sets: essential (comes with the kernel), common modules and more modules o You can read a bit on http://zecrazytux.net/Embedded/Hackable1/Custom_Kernel.html * CDBS is now used for some packages. o the package h1packtools contains a CDBS rule that may suffice for simple programs with the autotools o this rule also enables cross-compilation ; it is based on previous works on this subject * Git repositories can now be used as sources for remote projects. Where can I find it? Where can I get it? I didn't understand last time, so I ask again : what is the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe, and everything? As ever, you can download hackable:1 on http://download.hackable1.org/rev5. All the necessary information can be found on http://trac.hackable1.org as ever, that is documentation, installation instructions as well as known issues. It's obvious that the answer to the aforementioned question is Chuck. Who should I thank for all that stuff? Among the people who worked on this release, the most notorious are (alphabetically): * Marcus Bauer (mbauer) * Jérome Blondon (jbl2024) * Sébastien Bocahu (zecrazytux) * Pierre Pronchery (khorben) * David Wagner (Deubeuliou) We'd also like to thank all the testers, among them most notably Bearstech employees, and regular contributors/users of hackable:1, who kept us going forward. What should I expect next? Due to a very good number of good reasons, which could all of them be summed up by a minute of one of khorben's rants against libgsmd, we'll switch to Freesmartphone.Org for rev6. We will also switch from xserver-xglamo to xserver-xorg for the sake of more responsive graphics. On the developer side, we will of course continue to improve the packaging system and lower the entry barrier. All in all, more reliable GSM suspend, and almost all the features one may need. Stay tuned! Looks nice! Well done! Thanks for your efforts! The only thing that bugs me right now is that I didnt manage to register to the gsm network with a sim card without PIN. With a sim card using pin it did work flawlessy. ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Hackable1 rev5 is out !
Sorry for the cross-post but we are wery pwoud to announce it: Dear Hackable:1 users, After rev5rc1, we spent hours and hours debugging this or improving that to finally get the rev5 out today. Yep, that's right: hackable:1 rev5 (Codename: Chuck) is there! First of all, you can grab the different flavours (user for the flash and developer for the SD) here: http://download.hackable1.org/rev5 Changelog Here are the changes since rev4: + End users matters * Most of the software stack now runs under the 'hackable1' user, for security purposes. * SMS proper implementation * The contact list bug has been found and fixed! * Power management improvements, suspend works, bluetooth and wifi are no longer turned on by default. * An application called 'h1settings' can be used to configure phone features, (enable / disable GSM / Wireless / GPS, power management, ...) as well as time and date. * We created a new theme to celebrate this new release! * We got a splashscreen! It features a Chuck figure to reflects the rev5 codename: Chuck * For those who used to love the games on OM2007.2, we put them back ! * Boot time seems to have been improved a bit + Power users / developers matters * This rev5 release has entirely been built from the automatic build system. * A Linux kernel is now packaged in hackable:1, in order not to rely on fso-pkg anymore. o Debugging has been disabled (boot time improvement) o Easier kernel upgrade when using an ext2 partition to store the kernel on µSD cards o Separation of kernel modules in three sets: essential (comes with the kernel), common modules and more modules o You can read a bit on http://zecrazytux.net/Embedded/Hackable1/Custom_Kernel.html * CDBS is now used for some packages. o the package h1packtools contains a CDBS rule that may suffice for simple programs with the autotools o this rule also enables cross-compilation ; it is based on previous works on this subject * Git repositories can now be used as sources for remote projects. Where can I find it? Where can I get it? I didn't understand last time, so I ask again : what is the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe, and everything? As ever, you can download hackable:1 on http://download.hackable1.org/rev5. All the necessary information can be found on http://trac.hackable1.org as ever, that is documentation, installation instructions as well as known issues. It's obvious that the answer to the aforementioned question is Chuck. Who should I thank for all that stuff? Among the people who worked on this release, the most notorious are (alphabetically): * Marcus Bauer (mbauer) * Jérome Blondon (jbl2024) * Sébastien Bocahu (zecrazytux) * Pierre Pronchery (khorben) * David Wagner (Deubeuliou) We'd also like to thank all the testers, among them most notably Bearstech employees, and regular contributors/users of hackable:1, who kept us going forward. What should I expect next? Due to a very good number of good reasons, which could all of them be summed up by a minute of one of khorben's rants against libgsmd, we'll switch to Freesmartphone.Org for rev6. We will also switch from xserver-xglamo to xserver-xorg for the sake of more responsive graphics. On the developer side, we will of course continue to improve the packaging system and lower the entry barrier. All in all, more reliable GSM suspend, and almost all the features one may need. Stay tuned! The hackable:1 team ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Re: Hackable1 rev5 is out !
First, Congrats ;) I've put Hackable1 on my memoryCard, pushed the button My first feeling, what a beautiful startup ! Nice splashscreen and no debug messages. Same thing for the lock screen. The global UI is very clean, but maybe a little slow sometimes. I had a crash switching screen orientation in wireless configuration application. Nice works again. Mickael David Wagner a écrit : Sorry for the cross-post but we are wery pwoud to announce it: Dear Hackable:1 users, After rev5rc1, we spent hours and hours debugging this or improving that to finally get the rev5 out today. Yep, that's right: hackable:1 rev5 (Codename: Chuck) is there! First of all, you can grab the different flavours (user for the flash and developer for the SD) here: http://download.hackable1.org/rev5 Changelog Here are the changes since rev4: + End users matters * Most of the software stack now runs under the 'hackable1' user, for security purposes. * SMS proper implementation * The contact list bug has been found and fixed! * Power management improvements, suspend works, bluetooth and wifi are no longer turned on by default. * An application called 'h1settings' can be used to configure phone features, (enable / disable GSM / Wireless / GPS, power management, ...) as well as time and date. * We created a new theme to celebrate this new release! * We got a splashscreen! It features a Chuck figure to reflects the rev5 codename: Chuck * For those who used to love the games on OM2007.2, we put them back ! * Boot time seems to have been improved a bit + Power users / developers matters * This rev5 release has entirely been built from the automatic build system. * A Linux kernel is now packaged in hackable:1, in order not to rely on fso-pkg anymore. o Debugging has been disabled (boot time improvement) o Easier kernel upgrade when using an ext2 partition to store the kernel on µSD cards o Separation of kernel modules in three sets: essential (comes with the kernel), common modules and more modules o You can read a bit on http://zecrazytux.net/Embedded/Hackable1/Custom_Kernel.html * CDBS is now used for some packages. o the package h1packtools contains a CDBS rule that may suffice for simple programs with the autotools o this rule also enables cross-compilation ; it is based on previous works on this subject * Git repositories can now be used as sources for remote projects. Where can I find it? Where can I get it? I didn't understand last time, so I ask again : what is the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe, and everything? As ever, you can download hackable:1 on http://download.hackable1.org/rev5. All the necessary information can be found on http://trac.hackable1.org as ever, that is documentation, installation instructions as well as known issues. It's obvious that the answer to the aforementioned question is Chuck. Who should I thank for all that stuff? Among the people who worked on this release, the most notorious are (alphabetically): * Marcus Bauer (mbauer) * Jérome Blondon (jbl2024) * Sébastien Bocahu (zecrazytux) * Pierre Pronchery (khorben) * David Wagner (Deubeuliou) We'd also like to thank all the testers, among them most notably Bearstech employees, and regular contributors/users of hackable:1, who kept us going forward. What should I expect next? Due to a very good number of good reasons, which could all of them be summed up by a minute of one of khorben's rants against libgsmd, we'll switch to Freesmartphone.Org for rev6. We will also switch from xserver-xglamo to xserver-xorg for the sake of more responsive graphics. On the developer side, we will of course continue to improve the packaging system and lower the entry barrier. All in all, more reliable GSM suspend, and almost all the features one may need. Stay tuned! The hackable:1 team ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
